Quick update post this week. This thursday Sep 11th, I’ll be giving a talk on limerence at the Berwin’s North Salon in Harrogate, UK. These events are a great concept – an old-school approach to sharing new knowledge, by getting interested and interesting people together to discuss ideas. Each speaker gives a TED-style talk, takes […] The post Big ideas in intimate spaces first appeared on Living with Limerence.| Living with Limerence
I posted a new article on Psychology Today this week, all about brain lateralization—whether the brain can be “handed”. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/everyday-neuroscience/202508/are-you-left-brained-or-right-brained The main point of the article was to argue that the notion of individual people being left-brained or right-brained, and that determining their personality type, is a myth. But, it’s a myth built on something […] The post Biased brains and bonding first appear...| Living with Limerence
I’m away on holiday at the moment, but following on from Owen’s case study last week, here’s an interesting video from the School of Life about how to choose a partner wisely: It’s a great sentiment, but it does highlight one of the difficulties of dating as a limerent. Mostly, we respond to people who […] The post Choosing a partner wisely first appeared on Living with Limerence.| Living with Limerence
No Contact is a tried and tested method for breaking the limerence habit. It’s also more complicated than it first seems. There are a few posts scattered around the site about the difficulties and challenges around No Contact, but I thought it might be useful to summarise the key facts in a simple guide – […] The post The No Contact checklist first appeared on Living with Limerence.| Living with Limerence
The OECD has removed all restrictions to its content and publications under the Creative Commons CCBY 4.0 licence, enabling access to OECD publications and data. The website has been redesigned to allow full access to a catalogue of almost 30,000 items from the OECD archives, which you search for by topic and country. Items can […] The post OECD data, publications and analysis appeared first on My College.| My College